I am a Newb but I tried every free alarm there was, even lighting bug which is cool but it killed my battery. I had to buy "Alarms" by Chillingo which let me use at least the default ringtones. The price was in British pounds which triggered an unauthorized use from my credit card so I had to call them (India call center, big surprise) to authorize the charge. My Razor at least let me use any ringtone as an alarm. That is my only Droid complaint.

The way to add it that I know of is to:
1st. Go to your music
2. Select song you want as the alarm. Press menu and select use as ringtone.
(alternatively you can hold your finger on the song until the window pops up and select use as phone ringtone)
3. Go to alarm clock. Select alarm you want to change, select ringtones and it the song you added should now be in the menu.

Im asking. In stock ICS you where allowed to change the alarm to music. I froze apps in JB but never tested the alarm before I did.

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If you are rooted, you can move .ogg files to the /system/media/audio/alarms folder, reboot, and they will then be available to use as alarm tones. Not sure if this works with .mp3 files. Make sure you know what you're doing before modifying the system partition.

BTW this has nothing to do with frozen bloatware -- it's just a difference between JB and ICS for some reason.

If you are rooted, you can move .ogg files to the /system/media/audio/alarms folder, reboot, and they will then be available to use as alarm tones. Not sure if this works with .mp3 files. Make sure you know what you're doing before modifying the system partition.

BTW this has nothing to do with frozen bloatware -- it's just a difference between JB and ICS for some reason.

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Just rename the .mp3 file extension to .ogg. Then reboot and select your sound.